Sentence examples for much wider threat from inspiring English sources

As Donahue described one of the greatest challenges that the Centerra Group now faces, it occurred to me that the same mentality poses a much wider threat.

All the experts are agreed that "jailbreaking" – where you remove the limitations imposed by Apple on iPhones and iPads – exposes the user to much wider security threats.

"The threat is much wider than Al Qaeda.

But the issue goes much wider than just one fungal threat, albeit a potentially disastrous one for millions of trees.

I have previously argued that payment processing is in danger of becoming a commodity, but the threats to incumbents span much wider than payments.

Insofar as there was a "wider threat," he said, "we are very much on top of that in terms of intelligence," due in part to what he described as a "seamless" partnership with MI5, Britain's domestic security service.

We also need to think about security in much wider terms, rather than obsessing over usually fictitious military threats".

Second, it assumes that if this disarmament "credibility gap" is closed, it will be possible to meet today's proliferation threats much more effectively and with a much wider base of diplomatic support.

Its long neck and high-set eyes, which register a much wider range than do the eyes of a human being, enable the horse to discern a possible threat even while eating low grasses.

"I passionately believe that by recasting the argument for action on climate change away from the language of threats and punishments and into positive, profit-making terms, we can have a much wider impact," he says.

But the problem is much wider.